I had previously done something like this for myself to put multiple distros on a USB drive.Īs this script supports more distros than mine, I thought it best just to write a script to convert the generated multicd.iso onto my usb drive. I don't have access to my version right now, but will post it later if you're interested. I have a patched version of the script which will use an existing syslinux-3.80.tar.gz in the script's directory. Unfortunately, it looks like syslinux is downloaded every time. You can also disable memtest with the m switch and disable balder with the b switch. The script will include memtest and balder without downloading them, if they're in the same directory as the script. Is it possible to add syslinux and other required packages along with iso images and just run the script? what i mean is to run your script in offline mode. Not had problems with any regular ISOs, so it must be to do with multicd.Ĭare to shed any light, or somehow fix it?Įvery time i create multiple iso image, your script downloads syslinux and other packages from Internet. QProcessPrivate::createPipe: Cannot create pipe 0xb3e7d64: Too many open files QProcessPrivate::createPipe: Cannot create pipe 0xb3e7d4c: Too many open files QProcessPrivate::createPipe: Cannot create pipe 0xb3e7d34: Too many open files QSocketNotifier: Invalid socket specified QProcessPrivate::createPipe: Cannot create pipe 0xb3e7dcc: Too many open files Processing archive: /media/VERBATIM/Media/ISOs/multicd/multicd.iso P7zip Version 4.58 (locale=en_GB.UTF-8,Utf16=on,HugeFiles=on,2 CPUs)
Here's the output (had to run it from a shell, otherwise no output is given, the program just dies)ħ-Zip 4.58 beta Copyright (c) 1999-2008 Igor Pavlov Tried to use a multicd.iso with unetbootin. The other idea is make a unetbootin plugin, so people can make a bootable USB system with this (or some sort of support, when I've tried it, it didn't work, it may just be me. I think even though it may be a hill to climb, but it would be worth it in the end, less mass adding ISOs to you. Now instead of adding a ton of ISOs in a list, how about making a smart system that looks for a ISO in the directory, mounts it, then searches for a boot system, looks for a name if the ISO (in the boot files?) then adds it. :-Pīrilliant idea, I had a bit if a problem getting gparted 0.3.4 (something with the error of cp: cannot stat `gparted/live': No such file or directory, or if the ISO is already (by the script itself?) mounted it doesn't like it, says something like "Copying Clonezilla." "umount: clonezilla: not mounted") Now, I'm not sure if this where you want ideas errors for your script, but, I'm going to spill them anyways, whats the worse going to happen?.
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